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The Panel with Heather Roy and Ed Amon (Part 1)
Audio 25 Oct 2023Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Heather Roy and Ed Amon are joined by Zoe George for an explainer on the new World Rugby Calendar. The Board Chair of the Point Chev RSA shares the outlook… Audio
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Preview: Terror-Fi Festival
Dan Slevin previews three titles from Aotearoa’s number one festival celebrating genre films. Video
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Calls for a ban on teachers contacting pupils via social media
A former student who was groomed and sexually abused by her teacher wants teachers banned from talking to students on social media.
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'Watch out': Builder suspended for threatening clients
A builder harassed his former clients with a flurry of threatening emails and even made an unfounded complaint to Immigration NZ after they asked him for their deposit back for work he didn't…
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Man arrested at uni hall appears in court on weapons charges
The man has been granted name suppression and has been remanded on bail.
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Pre-trial date set for far-right activists charged over sharing livestream of Christchurch terror attacks
Kelvyn Alp and Hannah Spierer are presenters on the Counterspin platform, and are charged with distributing objectionable material.
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Emotional first day of coronial inquest into mosque attack
A packed court in Christchurch has seen harrowing footage of the 2019 mosque attacks during an emotional first day of inquest into the killings.
Described as one of Aotearoa's darkest days, 51 people… Audio
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'Single largest terrorist incident' in NZ: Investigation into Christchurch mosque attack described
A senior officer who helped lead the initial police response to the 2019 Christchurch mosque shootings has described the magnitude of the investigation.
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Coroner promises to keep victims at the heart of March 15 inquiry
'None of them are defined by what happened on 15 March'. The words of the coroner as she opened an inquest into the Christchurch terror attack, as she promised to keep victims at the heart of her… Audio
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Coroner's inquest into Mosque terror attacks gets underway
The coroner's inquest into the Christchurch terror attack has now opened.
The court was filled with the families of many of the 51 worshippers who were murdered in the shootings at Masjid Al Noor and… Audio
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Police seize pocketknife, baton from Canterbury University hall
A pocketknife and baton were among items police seized from a Canterbury University hall of residence last week.
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The Air Force Museum 'keeper of photographs' who cares
Audio 24 Oct 2023For the past 29 years, Matthew O'Sullivan has been working to fill in the gaps of New Zealand's military history. He's the official 'keeper of photographs' at the Air Force Museum in Christchurch… Audio
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'Important to know the truth': Mosque terror attack inquest begins today
Muslim community leaders hope the coronial inquest will put unanswered questions to rest and help people heal from the trauma of the 2019 massacre that left 51 people dead.
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Inquest into murder of 51 Muslims killed during Christchurch attack begins
The inquest into the murder of 51 Muslims killed during the March 15th terror attack by an Australian terrorist begins on Tuesday.
The 51 men, women and children were murdered at Masjid An Nur and… Audio
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Inquest into Christchurch mosque attack to begin
The inquest into the deaths of 51 Muslim worshippers during the Christchurch terror attack begins in the Coroner's Court Tuesday morning.
It comes at a time of heightened anxiety with threats being… Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 24 October 2023
Top stories this morning: The coroner's inquest into the deaths of 51 Muslim worshippers during the Christchurch terror attack begins this morning.
Israeli forces have been carrying out more raids on… Audio
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Man charged after weapons found in university residence hall
The University of Canterbury are confirming a 20-year old man arrested and charged with possession of an offensive weapon was at a hall of residence.
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The Settling The Score 2023 Top 30
Settling The Score 2023 is a big year for New Zealand composers. It might be the first time we've seen four local compositions in the top thirty, it is certainly the first time homegrown works have… Video, Audio
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Harry Harrison
Podcast episode — 23 October 2023In this episode of Music Chairs Trevor Reekie talks to Christchurch composer, musician and educator Harry Harrison. A teacher with the Bachelor of Music Arts programme at Ara Institute of Canterbury, Harrison has been performing and composing music in Christchurch with some of Aotearoa's favourite artists including Bic Runga, Julia Deans, Midge Marsden and Dave Dobbyn as well as guesting with New Zealands best Orchestras including the CSO, APO and the NZSO.
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Musical Chairs: Harry Harrison
In this episode of Music Chairs Trevor Reekie talks to Christchurch composer, musician and educator Harry Harrison A teacher with the Bachelor of Music Arts programme at Ara Institute of Canterbury… Audio
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Missing Christchurch man found safe
Police say the 67-year-old was last seen in Woolston, Christchurch on Sunday.
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Synth-pop pioneer Phil Oakey on the enduring popularity of The Human League
Drifting from one casual job to another, Phil Oakey had zero ambition to be in a pop group. His one instrument, a saxophone, lay abandoned on the floor. But in 1977, everything changed with a single… Video, Audio
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England legend Charlton remembered fondly by Kiwi midfielder
A former New Zealand footballer has recalled Sir Bobby Charlton as a gentleman and one of the most talented players he faced.
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Fnife Games, the award-winning Christchurch developers making LGBTQI+ interactive narratives
Started by a group of friends, the Ōtautahi company recently picked up a few NZ Game Awards. Video, Audio
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NZ golfer Kobori clinches Eisenhower Trophy prize
Christchurch golfer Kazuma Kobori has won the individual honours at the Eisenhower Trophy world amateur teams event, leading New Zealand to a top-five finish.
